Robots to Provide Autonomous Soil Sensing
In environmental engineering, there's huge value to infield real-time sample analysis. Watch this video to learn about how a team at Carnegie Mellon University is building robots to provide this information.
“We are now looking to move beyond this proof-of-concept stage into more concrete objectives and demonstrations,” said Greg Lowry , professor of civil and environmental engineering.
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